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howtos [2009/02/25 12:47] mcb30 Copy-on-write info moved to :appnotes |
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| * [[removable|bootable CD-ROM]] | * [[removable|bootable CD-ROM]] | ||
| * [[removable|bootable USB key]] | * [[removable|bootable USB key]] | ||
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| + | * If you are deploying gPXE to a USB key, you may be interested in following this guide: | ||
| + | * [[usbwithstorage|Deploying to a USB device while keeping storage capabilities]] | ||
| * Network card manufacturers, OEMs, and seasoned users may be interested in: | * Network card manufacturers, OEMs, and seasoned users may be interested in: | ||
| * [[romburning|burning a gPXE ROM into a network card]] | * [[romburning|burning a gPXE ROM into a network card]] | ||
| - | * [[biosext|adding gPXE to the BIOS]] (Useful for on-board NICs) | + | * adding gPXE to the BIOS (useful for on-board NICs): [[biosext|Award]], [[amibios|AMI]] |
| * Users with existing large PXE deployments may want to try: | * Users with existing large PXE deployments may want to try: | ||
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| * [[sanboot|Boot from SAN]] | * [[sanboot|Boot from SAN]] | ||
| + | * [[sanboot:iscsi_install|Install direct to SAN]] | ||
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| + | ===== How to boot over a wireless network ===== | ||
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| + | gPXE has basic support for a few types of 802.11 wireless cards, and can boot over wireless networks including those protected by WEP or WPA Personal encryption. | ||
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| + | * [[wirelessboot|Boot from 802.11 wireless]] | ||
| ===== How to boot Windows PE ===== | ===== How to boot Windows PE ===== | ||
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| * [[winpe|Booting Windows PE]] | * [[winpe|Booting Windows PE]] | ||
| + | * [[winpe_memdisk|Windows PE with Memdisk]] | ||
| ===== How to use advanced DHCP options ===== | ===== How to use advanced DHCP options ===== | ||
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| * [[dhcpd|ISC dhcpd]] (as shipped with most Linux distributions) | * [[dhcpd|ISC dhcpd]] (as shipped with most Linux distributions) | ||
| * [[dnsmasq|DNSMasq]] (as often used in Linux-based routers and other small devices) | * [[dnsmasq|DNSMasq]] (as often used in Linux-based routers and other small devices) | ||
| + | * [[msdhcp|Microsoft DHCP Server]] (included with Microsoft's Windows Server Products) | ||
| + | * [[mikrotik|Mikrotik RouterOS DHCP Server]] (as shipped with Mikrotik RouterOS) | ||
| + | ===== How to debug gPXE ===== | ||
| - | ===== How to make a bootable DOS USB flash drive ===== | + | * [[debug]] Debug/Record gPXE messages over serial cable |
| - | + | * [[dev:gdbstub]] Debugging with gdb | |
| - | * [[make_usb_drive|Making a bootable DOS USB flash drive]] | + | |
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